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gnewton77
2y ago
This is a fairly accurate account of the roles played for this paper. I came up with the original idea, wrote all the code, did the analysis, and wrote the paper, with my colleagues providing input along the way. I did this when I was a res
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gnewton77
2y ago
Thanks! Yes, I'm sure using modern hardware and modern techniques would improve both computation time and results.
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gnewton77
2y ago
Did some similar work with similar visualizations ~2009, on ~5.7M research articles (PDFs, private corpus) from scientific publishers Elsevier, Springer: Newton, G., A. Callahan & M. Dumontier. 2009. Semantic Journal Mapping for Search
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gnewton77
3y ago
I've pulled together (yet another) list of useful various Postscript resources (books, tutorials, articles, etc) here: https://zzzoot.blogspot.com/2022/09/postscript-coding-resour...
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gnewton77
3y ago
The visualizations remind me of those in a paper I co-authored a while ago (2009) visualizing ~2400 scientific journal / ~5.7M full-text articles: "Semantic Journal Mapping for Search Visualization in a Large Scale Article Digital
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gnewton77
12y ago
>Do you _think_ you need generics? then Go isn't for you. FTFU ;-)
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12y ago
I've added an issue to chidley to generate these classes, in addition to the Java/JAXB classes it produces now: https://github.com/gnewton/chidley/issues/4 (Of course only for json generation from X
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12y ago
Sorry, forget link: https://github.com/gnewton/chidley
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12y ago
chidley creates Go structs from XML. It can also generate code for a Go program that will convert the given XML to JSON or back to XML. Works on huge files by supporting XML decoding streaming. Tested on 137GB wikipedia XML file (and many o
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Chidley: XML to JSON Converter (Go)
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gnewton77
13y ago
I made a great diagram which illustrates this here: '"Research Data and Metadata at Risk: Degradation over Time" http://zzzoot.blogspot.ca/2010/12/research-data-and-metadata... for a paper I co-auth